:: Flower Album by Lauren Lavitt
Nov. 25th, 2005 -
Jan. 5th, 2006

:: The Prora Complex and other works by Nuno Cera
Oct. 22nd - Nov. 19th, 2005

:: A thousand Lonely Suicides by Alejandro Vidal
Sep. 15th - Oct. 15th, 2005

:: FAIR PLAY 2005 - Video Art Festival
July 15th - 30th, 2005

:: Voiceless by Anna Konik
June 23rd - July 13th, 2005

:: The Trilogy by Aldo Runfola
Apr. 14th - June 2nd, 2005

:: too close is good too by Edgar Schmitz
Mar. 5th - Apr. 6th, 2005

:: Disobedience an ongoing video library
a project by Marco Scotini
Jan. 14th - Feb. 26th, 2005

“Flower Album” by Lauren Lavitt

Nov. 25th, 2005 - Jan. 5th, 2006

Blameless and Shameless. Thus the sight of a flower reveals, it is true, the presence of this well-defined part of a plant, it is though impossible to stop at this superficial observation; in fact, the sight of this flower provokes much more significant reactions, because the flower expresses an obscure vegetal resolution...

“The Prora Complex and other works” by Nuno Cera

Oct. 22nd - Nov. 19th, 2005

Prora:
It was intended to be the masterpiece of Third Reich tourism: Bad Prora, a giant holiday camp to accommodate 20,000 people, designed by the Nazi leisure organisation, Strength through Joy (Kraft durch Freude or KdF). Adolf Hitler himself was behind the plan. He envisaged a colossal seaside retreat for the German workers, but in 1939, the outbreak of the Second World War brought construction to a standstill...

“A thousand Lonely Suicides” by Alejandro Vidal

Sep. 15th - Oct. 15th, 2005

Inquiring about the state of security or the power of fear, Vidal’s work is concerned with the mise-en-scène of violence. Ski masks, urban tribes, hang-outs, punk music and DJ culture, martial arts manuals, performative rituals such as Hara Kiri, rave and techno scenes are all elements of the video works and photographs by Alejandro Vidal...

FAIR PLAY 2005 - Video Art Festival

July 15th - 30th, 2005

VIDEO IS OLDER THAN PAINTING.
Prehistoric graffiti on the walls of caves were definitely not paintings or photographs. They were the first attempt at video. A prehistoric hunter could not think of ‘framing’ or ‘freezing’ an image, but instead he wanted to convey action. Prehistoric graffiti was the first attempt at television...

“Voiceless” by Anna Konik

June 23rd - July 13th, 2005

“The Trilogy” by Aldo Runfola

Apr. 14th - June 2nd, 2005

“too close is good too” by Edgar Schmitz

Mar. 5th - Apr. 6th, 2005

“Disobedience” an ongoing video library, a project by Marco Scotini

Jan. 14th - Feb. 26th, 2005